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Daniel M. Traynor said the officers accused of targeting Sophia Wilansky fall under 'qualified immunity', which keeps officers safe from lawsuits blaming them for violating plaintiff rights

Daniel M. Traynor said the officers accused of targeting Sophia Wilansky fall under 'qualified immunity', which keeps officers safe from lawsuits blaming them for violating plaintiff rights

A lawsuit brought against the City of Tulsa and former Tulsa Police officer Betty Shelby by the estate of Terence Crutcher, the man who Shelby shot and killed in 2016, has now been closed after a federal court ruled in favor of Shelby and dismissed the claim against the City.

Going into the 2024 election, Republicans have dominated the major issues that matter to Americans: inflation/economy and immigration. Pivoting to abortion is not a smart move.

The Qualified Resident Enrollment Program refers to a bill in the Maryland General Assembly (HB0728) that would provide further access to the state health insurance exchange. Since the exchange is

Each spring, many aspiring students and their families begin receiving college acceptance letters and offers of financial aid packages. This year’s college decisions will add yet another consideration: the effects

PHILADELPHIA – Prior to filing a motion to dismiss, counsel for the University of Pennsylvania have countered litigation from a group of the school’s professors – a suit which alleged the school’s cooperation with Congressional investigations into anti-Semitic activity on campus is tantamount to a modern form of “McCarthyism” – with an argument that the case lacks legal standing.

To vet or not to vet? And if so, who gets the boot — Klansmen? Or LGBTQ candidates?

The landmark legal battle of McDonald v. Chicago is a pivotal case in the interpretation and application of the Second Amendment to the United States

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